Futures Edge Show: Finance Unfiltered with Jim Iuorio and Bob Iaccino

Luke Gromen on Tariffs, Gold & Bitcoin: A Financial Reset?

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Mar 5, 2025
Luke Gromen, Founder and President of Forest for the Trees and author, dives into the shifting landscape of finance. He discusses the bond market's liquidity concerns and the impact of government spending. Gromen illuminates how tariffs may reshape global capital flows and the intertwined roles of gold and Bitcoin as reserves. The conversation signals a potential financial reset, emphasizing traders’ caution amidst a K-shaped recovery. With humor, he explores how geopolitical tensions and policy decisions could redefine investment strategies.
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Bond Market Liquidity and Government Spending

  • The bond market's liquidity, especially at the long end, is a significant concern.
  • Government spending cuts are not a viable option due to market dependencies and potential economic consequences.
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Yield Curve Control and Market Instability

  • Current market dynamics suggest a soft implementation of yield curve control, influenced by factors like oil prices and the dollar's strength.
  • The 5% yield level on the 10-year Treasury is a psychological tipping point for traders, potentially triggering market instability.
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Tariffs, Capital Flows, and Gold

  • Tariffs could reshape global capital flows by encouraging investment in US factories and the working class to meet growing US demand.
  • This shift may lead to a re-evaluation of gold as a preferred reserve asset over treasuries.
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